Christopher Burns & Scott Worthington

LV2MKRT

Music EN ↓ 199 episodes

Scott Worthington and Christopher Burns love to make art and share it with you. A weekly(ish) podcast of improvised music for double bass and electronics. Bootlegs of duos performed between Pennsylvania and California using quacktrip.

Author

Christopher Burns & Scott Worthington

Category

Music

Podcast website

www.lv2mk.art

Latest episode

Jan 13, 2025

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Episodes

Coffee roasters in pursuit of a second Enlightenment 15.07.2024
It's important to keep it weird 08.07.2024
The Caruso-to-Manoury pipeline 01.07.2024
Hum emphasis circuit 24.06.2024
The sullen teenager phase 17.06.2024
"What are they asking? 'Do amps actually go to eleven?'" 10.06.2024
Milk plus nothing equals foam 03.06.2024
DX7 improvisation recorded direct to lathe-cut 27.05.2024
A dustless performance 20.05.2024
A trifecta of codas 13.05.2024
International Dorito evaluation in song form 06.05.2024
String pontability index 29.04.2024
The office convolution 22.04.2024
I'm entertained by the meltdown 15.04.2024
If it's good enough for the Edge 08.04.2024
I've underestimated the width of New Jersey 01.04.2024
Three theories about The Who’s click track 25.03.2024
A DX7 preset titled "Sh00TINg STaR" 18.03.2024
Candy analytics 11.03.2024
My Moldovan faucet 04.03.2024
An ode to the luxury tax 26.02.2024
The intersection of economics and second-semester music theory 19.02.2024
Bro, do you even -uplet 12.02.2024
TotalMix rolleth its eyes at you 05.02.2024
Your mic has aged like a Charles Shaw 29.01.2024

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